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I am trying to create a 3D plot with plotly. In the plotting area, I want a grid of floating text annotations. This is my MWE: import plotly.graph_objs as go import dash from dash import html, dcc, ...
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I have spent about 2 hours today working on a script to query specific Domain Controllers on the network, then verify if a service account is locked or not. And before anyone asks, I am aware of the ...
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I’m working on a Python script to extract content from a Word document (.docx) and insert it into a SQL Server database. The challenge is that I need to preserve text styles like bold and italic, as ...
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I’m using Quill.js and need to: Make "small" the default text size when the editor loads. Ensure the text size persists when the user types. Keep the selected size after pressing Enter (...
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I need to transform text from one field to a new one. Currently the TEXTVALUE is "202411219999". The NEWVALUE to obtain must be like this: "2024-11-21" I managed to use substring(&...
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The actual issue: I'm trying to rearrange a bunch of names, street addresses, states, etc. into a nice list of addresses without any weird bracketed [row numbers], quotation marks, awkward breaks, etc....
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I have a text file containing a small piece of data on each line: Maybe it's a word, or a single number. For simplicity let's assume there are no empty lines and no headers within that file. For ...
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I use vim to write my commit messages, which means they get formatted "the right way" automatically. That is, as I write, my messages are formatted more or less as described in the classic ...
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I am looking for a little assistance. I am new to C# and am trying to build a simple addition/ subtraction game for my kid to practice his skills. I have the basics working (more to develop on it) so ...
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I know that the text of the TextBlock element can be formatted (italic, bold, underlined, etc.) using both C# code and XAML markup, which is very convenient. Here is an example from the MSDN site. <...
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I'm trying to underline my headers for my columns of my forestplot, which I've created with the forestplot() function from the library(forestplot) package. this is a excerpt of the settings i already ...
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*this text is bold*, _this text is italic_, ~this text is strikethrough~. ~_*this text is bold, italic and strike-through*_~ I want these text to be presented as, <b>this text is bold<...
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Vim/neovim's automatic line wrapping feature is great for writing reports in Markdown, but sometimes it kicks in when I don't want it to. Is there a setting somewhere that I can set a regex pattern to ...
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I'm trying to format textformfield while typing. I've managed to get it working...well sort of. Currently the textformfield takes in number and works like this: user types in number for example "...
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Currently, I'm looking at a TextFormField restriction. My requirement is Allow single 0 in TextFormField If it is 099, I want to remove the leading 0. So, it's 99 Do not allow symbols or special ...
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I have a text file I've been viewing in visual studio code: here is one line problem path: path1 another line value line more info value problem path: path2 incredible data line problem path: path3 ...
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I have a Google Forms where I'm capturing data in the following format. Name:Karslten [0023] Level:1 You managed to complete: Burpies:30 Squats:45 Bench:29 Crunch:43 TotalLoss: 981 Name:Jaeger [0119] ...
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So the actual height of an inline text element is not simply the font-size value, but is determined by the individual font's metrics, as explained in this answer (see also this article). So for the ...
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Sorry that this is probably a really basic question - it seems like it ought to be easy, but I just can't figure it out. I'm trying to write a function that, given a stream of alphabetical characters ...
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I am currently working on setting up ci/cd pipeline for pushing nuget packages. I want to use the built-in CI_COMMIT_TIMESTAMP for version suffix however its ISO 8601 format is not valid for this. ...
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How do I Bold my PrintF? .. ( I am new in C) #include <stdio.h> int main() { int i; for (i=1; i<=5; i++) { printf("Md.Mehedi hasan"); } return 0; }
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Working on a responsive white paper for an open-source project. Research has proven that this challenge has yet to be taken down clearly by anyone on the internet. My original intention was to create ...
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I am working on a route that displays information about my flutter app. I've used RichText and TextSpan widgets in order to display inline hyperlinks to my email and github repo. This made it easy to ...
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This is my html code: <td> <pre style="white-space: pre;" id="Comments" class="value"> text here </pre> </td> I have used pre tag to take care of ...
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I was learning nested loops, and ran into this problem with line spacing between each of x's lines. numbers = [2, 2, 2, 2, 7, 7] for i in numbers: for j in range(0, i): print("x"...
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